Nah it's because people would have to agree that my prediction that it would start with a 6 this month was correct. I reckon next month's will start with a 4.
It’s because of the government’s ‘decisive’ action according to Hunt. What exactly was that? Praying the world sorts things out and asking the BoE to raise rates?
This stuff about core inflation is utter bollocks:
"Owner occupiers' housing costs (OOH) rose by 4.5% in the 12 months to July 2023, up from an annual rate of 4.4% last month and 3.4% a year ago. This is the highest annual rate in OOH since November 1996."
So something largely dictated by rate rises that's a massive component of core inflation is a reason to put up rates more?
Inflation is patently falling with an almost exact 2 year lag from when the money supply collapsed. The BoE has had fook all to do with this, and is now just killing the UK economy.
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They’re all khunts. Equally.
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Inflation still way too high, even the meatshields have given up trying to spin it as a success.
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Nah it's because people would have to agree that my prediction that it would start with a 6 this month was correct. I reckon next month's will start with a 4.
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It’s because of the government’s ‘decisive’ action according to Hunt. What exactly was that? Praying the world sorts things out and asking the BoE to raise rates?
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This stuff about core inflation is utter bollocks:
"Owner occupiers' housing costs (OOH) rose by 4.5% in the 12 months to July 2023, up from an annual rate of 4.4% last month and 3.4% a year ago. This is the highest annual rate in OOH since November 1996."
So something largely dictated by rate rises that's a massive component of core inflation is a reason to put up rates more?
Inflation is patently falling with an almost exact 2 year lag from when the money supply collapsed. The BoE has had fook all to do with this, and is now just killing the UK economy.
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Perhaps Hunt meant ‘derisive’ action
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